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Eight survivors of the Tigray conflict have accused 12 high-ranking Ethiopian and Eritrean officials of war crimes and crimes against humanity. The Tigray war, ongoing from 2020 to 2022, resulted …
Accusations of War Crimes by Ethiopian and Eritrean Officials in Tigray Conflict Read More
Kuwait’s chief prosecutor has enacted a media ban on reporting related to a raffle draw manipulation case, citing concerns over national interests and potential harm to those involved. The inquiry …
Kuwait Enforces Media Ban on High-Profile Raffle Draw Manipulation Investigation Read More
Indonesia plans to appeal a French court ruling that permitted the seizure of its diplomatic assets due to a lawsuit from Navayo International AG over unpaid bills. The appeal is …
Indonesia to Challenge French Court Decision on Diplomatic Asset Seizure Read More
Mayor Janice Degamo criticized the Timorese court’s decision to reject the extradition of Arnolfo “Arnie” Teves, the alleged mastermind behind her husband’s murder. The Philippine government plans to appeal the …
Degamo’s Widow Critiques Timorese Court Ruling on Teves’ Extradition Read More
Amnesty International is deeply troubled by reports of Canadian citizens executed in China. The organization calls for Canada to act decisively to protect its citizens abroad. It emphasizes the need …
Amnesty International Responds to Reports of Executions of Canadians in China Read More
Margaret Nduta’s future in Vietnam remains unclear as efforts to prevent her execution are underway. The Kenyan government is also addressing the plight of over 1,000 citizens jailed abroad for …
Margaret Nduta’s Uncertain Future: Government Addresses Kenyans Jailed Abroad Read More
A US judge has delayed the trial of Abu Agila Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi, accused of creating the bomb that destroyed Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie. The trial was set …
Delay Granted in Lockerbie Bombing Trial of Abu Agila Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi Read More
Kenya’s Foreign Minister describes Margaret Nduta Macharia’s case in Vietnam as complex, as urgent appeals for clemency arise amid her impending execution for drug trafficking. Her family and Kenyan legislators …
Kenyan Government Navigates Complex Diplomatic Efforts for Nduta Macharia in Vietnam Read More
Robert Pether, an Australian national living in Ireland, has been detained in Iraq for almost four years due to a contract dispute. The United Nations labeled his detention as arbitrary, …
Irish Family Advocates for Robert Pether’s Release from Iraq Detention Read More
The upcoming trial of Peruvian farmer Saúl Luciano Lliuya against RWE in Germany is poised to reshape climate accountability. Experts suggest it could set a significant legal precedent for holding …
Peruvian Farmer’s Landmark Case Against RWE Could Transform Climate Accountability Read More